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Electroluminescent means “Cold Radiation” working with electrical high frequency. There is no resistance or filament directly in this technology. Electroluminescent only lights up with “High Frequency”. For this reason, Electroluminescence is called Cold Radiation. Although Electroluminescent takes the name cold radiation, Electroluminescence emits very little heat (25 degrees) outside. Electroluminescence never burns the hand that can be touched. Electroluminescent need Inverter, which is a kind of transformer, to make the light. With “high frequency” electrical energy supplied by INVERTER, it strikes the barrier between the pressures and gets stuck, FOSFOR, which cannot find a place to escape, thus emerges as LIGHT.

The emergency call alarm system of Klöpper Therm has been designed to improve the safety of your employees in cold stores and to call for help immediately in case of emergency. With the emergency alarm system of Klöpper Therm, entrapped / injured persons become noticeable and additionally a networked PC starts to report the alarm via the ”Wake on LAN function“. Alternatively it is possible to display other technical alarms such as a temperature rise in the store, doors unclosed, water alarm or inactive ventilation. Other applications on request.

Large Quantities: produced as cold formed parts (so-called multi-station presses), which require high output volumes in order to achieve a reasonable price parts Small Quantities: Produced as turned parts - the economic adjustment to small batch sizes Fields of application: For thermoplastics, duroplastics, light alloys, metal compounds. Industrial consumers: Electrical industry, plastics processing industry, sheet metal processing industry, telecommunications, tank- and container construction.

The economic adjustment to small batch sizes, we meet with our turned parts for the direct assembly in plastics and die-cast products. Any thread forms such as, thread-tapping (DIN7500), thread cutting (DIN 7513-7516) or KTG for direct screw in plastics are realized cost-effectively. Advantage is the elimination of high tooling costs, since no counter-thread in the workpiece (eg threaded inserts, nuts, etc.) is required because the direct assembly takes place directly into the workpiece. Only a given tube is required in order to screw it directly. Our turned parts replace previously cold formed parts used (so-called multi-station presses) which require high output volumes in order to achieve a reasonable price parts.

The "Cold Runner Block" systems, also called "CRB", are used in injection molding processes to feed the compound as close as possible to the cavity by limiting so far the formation of runners or sprues. Let’s take a look at the 4 major advantages of Servobloc Sequential diagnostic Closed loop control of the speed and position of the valves Gate size is a settable parameter No risk of oil contamination Suitable for a wide range of soft or hard rubbers, from silicone to fluorocarbon rubber, the ServoBloc is completely integrated to your press (retrofit possible).

The SMN Injection Molding Static Mixing Nozzle creates homogeneous mixing of polymer melt during injection. The resulting high viscous polymer melt flow is homogeneous with regard to colorant, additives and temperature. Benefits Outstanding melt flow mixing of molten polymer prior to injection results in the following benefits: Reduced spots, streaks and clouds of color Reduced colorant usage (10% - 40) Narrower part tolerance Reduced reject rates Less part distortion Less weight variation Improved part quality when using regrind material Shorter cycle time Improved melt flow Increase regrind ratio with consistent product quality Rapid nozzle heat-up Normal Pay-back period of 2-3 months Filter for Injection Molding Static Mixing Nozzle (Type SMF) The optional SMF Filter is installed inside of the Static Mixing Nozzle to protect the hot runner system and mold when processing regrind materials by avoiding clogging and/or damage with debris carried along with the feed pellets. Grid Protection Disk for Mixing Elements (Type GPD) The optional GPD Grid Protection Disk is installed inside of the Static Mixing Nozzle upstream the first mixing element. During the start-up operation it avoids a possible so called “cold-start” damage of the mixing element grid by plugs of not completely molten and thus partly solid polymer plugs originating from the transition part between the end of the barrel and the Static Mixing Nozzle Benefits & Function The SMF Filter is designed to be used with the SMN Injection Molding Mixing Nozzle. The purpose and functionality of the SMF filter are numerous: Protects hot runner system and mold by avoiding clogging and/or damage caused my metal pieces accidentally introduced with the feed pellets to the injection molding machine (staples, metal chips, paper clips, etc). Retains semi-molten polymer pellets until melted for incorporation into the polymer melt For customers with poor thermal control systems, the SMF Filter acts as an upstream breaker-plate to prevent “cold-start” crushing of the mixing elements. Designed to retrofit into the SMN Injection Molding Mixing Nozzle without nozzle modification O.D. of SMF Filter = O.D. of SMN Mixing Elements Length of one (1) SMF Filter = Length of two (2) SMN Mixing Elements O.D of GPD = O.D. of SNM Mixing Elements Length of one (1) GPD = Length of one (1) SNM Mixing Element